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very good , i have a question sir what if you fixed cost as part of the costs do you also apply the inflation rate on it..

they should remove this guy from these lectures

Hello, could you please let us know why we divide the limits by the number of associated companies?

22:00 why these ration are calculated based on different volumes?

excellent explanation

To find the net taxable income you add the non savings + the savings + the dividends but you added the dividends again. How come?

Hi Chris, thank you for this video. I would like to know if all of this is still applicable in 2024. Thank you.

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Nice

Thank you.....very clear so far.

Great, thank you

I did watch every single video of yours and yesterday I took my exam and passed it successfully. Thank you very much!

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I was expecting the figure £2,200 and £1050 to be disallowed since the building was in usable state

Sir I have seen many professors and all they care about is finishing the syllabus, and what I really appreciate is the extra step you take in explaining us students about the root of every solution. God bless you

Are these valid for sept 2024 ?

12:58 is LIFO shown? latest purchase taken out from inventory. for FIFO I would expect sales done on Nov 14 (500 items) taken) from open inventory and partially from purchase on November 10, for 12.5

I love Chris, he's nailing his job

Sir, Do banks have working capital? Is the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) the same as Current Ratio/Working Capital Ratio? It is difficult to calculate the working capital of a bank because a bank's balance sheet does not include typical current assets and liabilities.

If you don’t mind can you please explain why we take subs 30% NCI but in retained earnings it’s 70%.

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What’s his name btw? Such a nice tutor. Makes everything easy! I would love to connect with him on Linkedin

🤣 Magic happens that produces a lamp, that disappears off on to the shelf of the supermarket

Minute 13:14 - you have used GBP 333,000 as NRB used in the last 7y. However, since the requirement states that Dee (i.e. the donor) paid lifetime tax due on lifetime transfers, wouldn't then GCT be = chargeable amount + tax paid = GBP 333,000 + GBP 2,000 = GBP 335,000? That does not affect the end result of the exercise, as the available NRB would still be nil, but I wanted to confirm my understanding on the computation of GCT carried forward. Thank you in advance!

Thanks sir

Very well explained. Thank you

Thank you for making a difficult topic understandable

Thanks for yours efforts ❤ Q: why did you deduct the gross chairty from the net income in ex 12 and you didn't do that in ex 11

Is weighted index numbers excluded from exam?

Hi, im due to start this course for the September 24 exam. When will the updated one drop?

can hear a baba in the back ground at 18:20! Can't give you guys enough credit. The way you do examples from bottom up really help the understanding

Hello everybody. Can 1166250 (timing of the video 11:20) can be negative amount, I mean the CUT OF POIN? Thank you!

Please I want to be clear with something; why didn’t you include the guaranteed residual value in the gross investment in the lease?

Thank you so much , ❤

Well simplified

This is a good video.

you are funny, Sir😂

Hi, could be Kaplan books?

Wonderful lectures :)

Taking my corporate governance tomorrow. This video is a life saver

Thank you so much

Wonderful tutorial. One error though, at calculating raw materials inventory days, you stated that raw materials days were 76. As the product of (108000/518400)*365 is 76.042, then it means that it should be rounded to the next day, which is 77, because days are whole numbers, any decimal spaces afterwards would fall on the next day. To be precise, the inventory days would fall at about 1 AM of the 77th day.

Why won't we allocate an impairment loss to financial assets??

ACCA ias 16

Great explanation, thank you

Thank you for making things clear and understandable

this is the best explanation🤩

is that a cat I hear at 25:38 XD, anyways great lecture Sir.